Lars Vilks Attacked by Followers of Admiral Ackbar?

The chick in this video wasn’t really yelling “Admiral Ackbar!” Nor was she the Star Wars fan I initially thought. But she was definitely a nut as were the rest of those attacking Lars Vilks over a cartoon.

In case you weren’t aware, Lars Vilks is a cartoonist who has been very vocal about freedom of speech in Sweden. What has him in trouble with Muslims is his cartoon depictions of Mohammed as a dog. So much so, that the nuttiest of them (al-Qaeda) has offered a bounty of $100k for his death. The so-called religion of peace will kill over a cartoon. Dumbasses.

Here’s the cartoon:

mohammed as a dog

mohammed as a dog

Pharyngula is where I first saw this, but I think it should be reposted again and again. The more these nuts do wacky shit like attack cartoonists, murder film-makers, and threaten those who dare question, criticize or ridicule their superstitions, the more we bloggers of the atheosphere should respond with it.

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One Response to Lars Vilks Attacked by Followers of Admiral Ackbar?

  1. Henry Ausmus says:

    The cartoons are mild. The American bookseller Amazon.com openly publishes, “How Fatima Started Islam: Mohammad’s Daughter Tells It All”. This viciously and funny satire depicts Mohammad as a piss-laden, drunken fool too stupid to even run his business ‘Mohammmad’s Saloon & Brothel’ well. His clever daughter Fatima, desperate to liberate herself from dad’s brothel and continuously servicing tricks concocts the religion as an avenue of escape. All she has to do to manipulate the old fool is to keep him supplied with booze and young children of each sex to molest.

    Many orthodox Muslims disapprove of this book and it could not be sold in Sweden, but Amazon.com still sells it in the United States.

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